MOBOTIX renews its board of directors

Effective from next 1 May, The new Board of Directors of Mobotix AG will be formed by Thomas Lausten (CEO), Klaus Kiener (Cfo) and Phillip Antoniou (CSMO), together with Christian Cabirol (recently appointed CTO).

The new board of directors of the German manufacturer of network security systems Mobotix will focus on development and innovation, based on business and product strategies, whose sales increased by 27% during the first half of the business year 2023, that ended the past 31 March.

The Supervisory Board once again has confidence in Thomas Lausten as CEO (CEO) of MOBOTIX for another two years (Top image), who has been running the company since mid-November 2017 "and has driven its TIX transformation over the past few years., with product development and market expansion, especially in DACH, Europe and USA, and APAC".

According to the company's statement., The goal over the next few years will be Increase the speed of product innovation and investments to ensure a stronger global presence in selected geographic and vertical markets.

The board has also renewed the appointment of Klaus Kiener as CFO (Cfo), in the right image. From 2016, This responsible has focused on finance, with corporate planning, Investor Relations, Legal environment and data protection, Etc.

From next 1 May, Phillip Antoniou (image below) joins the board of directors of MOBOTIX as fourth member, With the responsibility of Chief Sales and Marketing Officer (CSMO). Over the past few years, has managed EMEA markets, APAC and America.

From his new position at the German security company, Antoniu will focus on corporate marketing development, “reflecting customer opinions and ensuring greater knowledge of MOBOTIX solutions and products aimed at offering them more value”, explains the statement.

The company's new board of directors "will drive the company's technological and sales developments based on the DNA original, focused on German quality and cybersecurity", point out from MOBOTIX.

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